Usage examples of "dye" in English with translation to Spanish

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Translations: all13 teñir9 teñirse4
I like to dye my hair. Me gusta teñirme el pelo.
Tom wants to dye his hair. Tom quiere teñirse el pelo.
She wants to dye her hair red. Ella quiere teñirse el pelo de rojo.
I cannot dye my hair. My mother would kill me! No puedo teñirme el cabello. ¡Mi madre me mataría!
Tom dyed his hair black. Tom se ha teñido el pelo de negro.
Tom dyed his hair dark brown. Tom se tiñó su pelo castaño oscuro.
Have you ever dyed your hair? ¿Alguna vez te has teñido el pelo?
Her hair didn't look dyed. Su pelo no se veía teñido.
Have you ever dyed your hair red? ¿Te has teñido el pelo de rojo alguna vez?
She has been dyeing her hair black for years. Ella se ha estado tiñendo el pelo de negro durante años.
Tom couldn't tell whether Mary dyed her hair or not. Tom no podía saber por seguro si Mary se había teñido el pelo o no.
The boy dyed his hair because he wanted to be noticed. El chico se tiñó el pelo porque quería llamar la atención.
Dim sunbeams on my eyelids, a faint tinge dyes the room. Tenues rayos de sol en mis párpados, un dejo gentil tiñe la habitación.
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